If you eat chicken bones stuck in the throat or esophagus, the best way is to go to the hospital Pentacenter, through the laryngoscope directly see the chicken bones to remove the bones. Try to avoid swallowing chicken bones into the stomach by eating steamed buns or eating dumplings or drinking vinegar in large mouthfuls. Because chicken bones may be sharp, using the above methods may puncture the esophagus, or in serious cases, puncture larger blood vessels, leading to hemorrhage in the stomach, which can lead to serious consequences. If the bone enters the respiratory tract or trachea and causes respiratory distress, it can be treated immediately with the Heimlich maneuver, which is a rapid inward and upward shock to the patient’s upper abdomen to raise the diaphragm, so that the chest cavity will have a force that pushes the bone from above the trachea toward the throat to be expelled.